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The answer is the preceding direct object.
Take the sentence the boy ate the apple.
Here we have a subject (the boy), followed by the verb (ate) and then the object (the apple...
The conditional perfect tense should be used in a "si" clause when there is no possibility for the event to happen. It must also be used with the pluperfect tense. For example: If I had know...
The passé simple, or the 'past historic', is a very irregular past tense that is rarely used in spoken French. It indicates a highly literary style, and is therefore only heard in formal speeches...
In French it is often essential to know what gender a particular word is in order to be able to construct a sentence effectively and without errors.
However, it is not always immediately clea...
To form a negative phrase in French there are always two parts, called particles, which most go around the verb. For example, 'ne...pas': the 'ne' must come before the verb and the 'pas' must come aft...
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